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Thanks RuralGuy, I`ll try that after I can get into the database. Currently I have this error upon opening the database:

Ok, I`m willing to pay. I`ve found this site from searching, do you know any other competitively priced sites? http://217.155.77.222/upload2/report.asp

I can`t open the file. I`ll cap the error.

Any advice if you have a username/password system and those details have been mislayed as well as the .mdw file? Cheers.

Yeah, I was. Thanks anyway. The problem is, is that I cannot get into the file as I get the problem in post 1. After I (hopefully) get into the file, another problem will arise; the username/s and password/s were misplaced. I have the .mdw file from the original machine, if that`s of any...

I found the .mdw file (from the original PC) and joined it to Access 2003, but to no avail. I also have Access 2.0 if this helps. Is there any way I can bypass the login/s? Thank you.

Thanks for that. I`ll use it when I can access the database. For now, I`m having permissions problems. I purchased a system (PC and database) and it worked fine on that until the usernames were misplaced (after being changed as well). I was told to search for the .mwb file and join it, but...

I now have MS Access 2.0 and I encounter this problem:

In theory, could it be converted to the nearest instance and then again until it is finally accessible in Microsoft Access 2003?

Hello everyone, I would like to convert a database, which was made for me, in order to enable it to be used on my current system. I get the error message below when trying to open the database in Microsoft Access 2003. The database was made using Microsoft Access 2.0. Will I need Microsoft...

BBC News.

Most goals scored, player, match: Oleg Salenko, 5, Russia vs Cameroon, 1994.

Most goals scored, player, tournament: Just Fontaine (France), 13, 1958

Most goals scored in a World Cup qualifier: Australia 31-0 American Samoa, 2002 qualification.

Stuart Pearce!!

USA thwarted the World Champions, who would have thought it? Albeit; by the means of an own goal.

Thanks for the heads up.

I hope I haven`t misinterpreted what you said:

How do you mean? You can open them normally and then switch between them. Either by using Alt + Tab or clicking Window from the menu and selecting the file.

If the hex values are also given, this would be a nice unique addition.